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HAHAHA. Are you in Biology this year and trying to figure out the answer of a question in a lab? I am doing the same thing. Sorry but no answer. I think it is from the air though maybe? That's what I found from researching

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A tree gains mass through photosynthesis, where it converts carbon dioxide and water into glucose (sugar) using energy from sunlight. The tree utilizes the glucose for growth and maintenance, which results in an increase in mass over time. Additionally, trees also absorb nutrients and water from the soil, contributing to their growth.

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Plants get most of their mass from carbon dioxide.

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Because it's on its period.

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Nutrients in the soil.

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The Air..

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